What kind of questions are asked about basic medical knowledge in the recruitment of health system institutions in Shandong Province?

The total score of "Basic Medical Knowledge" is 100 points, the test time is 90 minutes, all are objective questions, and the question types are single-choice questions, multiple-choice questions and true-false questions. It mainly includes six parts: biology, human anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology and diagnostics.

Part One: Biology.

Mainly includes: 1. Cell: The main content is the basic concept of cells, molecular composition, cell membrane, cell surface, cytoplasm, cell nucleus and division and reproduction; 2. Heredity and variation of life: The main content is genetic Basic rules, molecular basis, concept and classification of genetic diseases, single gene, polygene genetic diseases, chromosomal diseases and mitochondrial genetic diseases.

Part 2: Human Anatomy.

Mainly includes: 1. Locomotor system: the main content is osteology, bone connections and muscles; 2. Viscerology; 3. Digestive system: the main content is the digestive tube, digestive glands and peritoneum; 4. Respiration System: the main content is the respiratory tract, lungs, pleura and mediastinum; 5. Urinary system: the main content is the kidneys, ureters and bladder; 5. Reproductive system: the main content is the male and female reproductive systems; 6. Vascular system: the main content is Cardiovascular and lymphatic systems; 7. Sensors: mainly include: optic apparatus and vestibulocochlear organ; 8. Nervous system and endocrine system: main contents include general introduction, central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, endocrine system, nerve conduction pathways and Brain and spinal cord, etc.

Part 3: Physiology.

Mainly include: basic functions of cells, blood, blood circulation, respiration, digestion and absorption, energy metabolism and body temperature, urine production and discharge, sensory organs, nervous system functions, endocrine and reproduction, etc.

Part 4: Pharmacology.

Mainly includes: pharmacokinetics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacology, clinical application, adverse reactions and contraindications of 35 drugs including atropine, local anesthetics, anti-epileptic and anticonvulsant drugs.

Part 5: Pathology.

Mainly includes: disease overview, blood circulation disorders, inflammation, tumors, cardiovascular system diseases, respiratory system diseases, digestive system diseases, urinary system diseases, female reproductive system and breast diseases, common infectious diseases and parasitism The concept, characteristics, types, pathological changes and causes of parasitic diseases.

Part Six: Diagnostics.

Mainly includes: the mechanisms, common causes and clinical manifestations of 32 pathological phenomena such as fever, pain, edema, dyspnea, etc.